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| the repetition of the first sound of a word in a line or successive lines |
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| a brief reference to a person place or event assumed to be well known and to be recognized by the reader |
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| an exaggeration used for effect |
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| an exact opposite of what is expected |
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| the use of words or phrases which convey vivid pictures of the senses |
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| a figure of speech in which the comparrison between 2 things is simply implied |
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| the ryme pattern combined with the line length in a poem |
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| refers to words echoing or itimitating actual sounds or meanings |
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| a figure of speech in which echoing in which a writer gives animals, nature, or inanimate objects the qualities of a person |
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| repeating a word, phrase, or line in a peom to emphasize a sound or idea |
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| a regularly repeated word, phrase, line, or group of lines in any poem or song, usually at the end of or between stanzes |
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| the sameness of sound of words or parts of words at the end of lines of poerty. |
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| ryming with sounds within line of poerty |
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| rhyme with recogizable patterns |
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| the rise and fall of sound in a line of poetry |
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| the changing of meaning or mood within a poem |
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| a comparrison using like or as |
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| the person or thing speaking in the poem; often not the auther |
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| an organizational unit in a poem similar to a paragraph |
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| any object, person, place, or action that has meaning in itself and that also stands for something larger than itself such as a quality, belief, or value |
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| the attitude the writer takes towards the subject, characters, or audience |
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| the method a poem uses to maintain one point of view throughout |
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| the quality within a poem that allows it to be shared and enjoyed by everyone |
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